Sudan
Announcement: Roster of Sectoral Experts – Sudan
Organization
STOOS CONSULTING
Posted
4 Nov 2025
Closing date
28 Aug 2026
STOOS Consulting is creating a
Sudan-based roster of sectoral/technical experts
to support upcoming
evaluations, third-party monitoring (TPM), needs assessments, market studies, and research assignments
for UN agencies, INGOs, and donors operating in Sudan and cross-border response hubs. STOOS is an international MEAL, research, and advisory firm experienced in
conflict-affected, access-constrained and rapidly evolving humanitarian contexts
, delivering
evidence-based, gender- and conflict-sensitive
analysis.
Purpose of the Roster
Build an
on-call pool of Sudan experts
who can be mobilized quickly.
Ensure
contextualized, area-specific inputs
(Darfur, Kordofan, Blue Nile, Gezira/peri-urban Khartoum, East).
Strengthen STOOS’ capacity to deliver
donor-compliant evaluations and TPM
despite access, security, and connectivity constraints.
Key Duties and Tasks
Inception & Design
Review ToR, partner project documents, cluster guidance.
Advise on feasible methodology under
movement restrictions / insecurity / remote data collection
.
Map stakeholders (line ministries, HAC, locality-level authorities, community leaders, women/youth groups).
Technical Inputs to Tools
Refine and localize questionnaires, KII/FGD guides, observation checklists.
Integrate
gender, GBV risk mitigation, AAP, conflict sensitivity, disability inclusion
.
Align with Sudan clusters (WASH, Health, Nutrition, FSL, Protection, EiE, ES/NFI, MPCA).
High-Level Technical Data Collection
Conduct KIIs with UN/INGO leads, line ministries, locality/humanitarian committees, camp leaders, private service providers.
Where access is limited, guide
remote/phone-based KIIs
and validate partner-collected data.
Analysis & Interpretation
Interpret findings in light of
active conflict, displacement, market disruptions, access denials, taxation, movement permits
.
Identify operational and protection risks.
Reporting & Recommendations
Draft sector chapters and technical annexes.
Refine recommendations to make them
realistic for Sudan’s current operating model
(remote ops, partner-led delivery, cross-border, limited banking).
Priority Sectors / Fields (Sudan)
WASH (emergency & protracted):
water trucking, emergency water systems, rehabilitation of hafirs/handpumps, sanitation in IDP sites, cholera/ AWD preparedness, hygiene promotion.
Health & Nutrition:
PHC support, mobile/outreach, RH/SRH, EPI in insecure areas, supply chain disruptions, CMAM/OTP/TSFP, IYCF, nutrition in displacement and host communities.
Food Security & Livelihoods (FSL):
emergency food assistance, MPCA, value chains disrupted by conflict, farmers and pastoralists, livestock/veterinary support, market monitoring.
MPCA / Cash & Markets:
feasibility in volatile markets, financial service providers, protection risks in cash, remote markets.
Protection / GBV / Child Protection:
safe identification and referrals, GBV risk in displacement, HLP in protracted camps, PSEA, child-friendly spaces, case management through local partners.
Education in Emergencies (EiE):
temporary learning spaces, rehabilitation of schools affected by conflict/floods, retention of girls, teacher incentives/stipends.
Shelter / ES-NFI:
emergency shelter, NFI kits, repairs for partially damaged shelters, settlement planning in spontaneous sites.
Durable Solutions / Returns / Local Integration (Darfur, Kordofan, Blue Nile):
area-based approaches, community leadership structures, land/conflict dynamics.
Gender, AAP & Localization:
working through local NGOs/CBOs, community feedback mechanisms, women-led initiatives.
Cross-border / Remote Management:
experts with experience in
Port Sudan, Chad/Darfur border, South Sudan-Sudan corridor, Ethiopia-Gedaref/Kassala context
are highly encouraged.
Requirements / Profile
Education (sector-specific):
WASH/Shelter: Civil/Water/Environmental Engineering, Construction.
Health/Nutrition: Medicine, Nursing, Public Health, Nutrition.
FSL/Livelihoods/Cash: Agriculture, Rural Development, Economics, Business.
Protection/GBV/CP: Social Work, Gender Studies, Psychology, Law.
EiE: Education, Pedagogy, Social Sciences.
Experience:
At least
4–5 years of humanitarian or early recovery work in Sudan
(preferably in more than one state).
Experience with
UN, INGOs, Sudanese national NGOs, or cluster/sector working groups
.
Previous engagement in
assessments, baselines/endlines, TPM or evaluations
is a strong asset.
Skills:
Ability to work with
mixed methods
(KIIs/FGDs + quantitative data).
Comfortable conducting KIIs with
authorities, UN/INGOs, and community leaders
.
Strong understanding of
access constraints, bureaucratic impediments, social norms, and protection risks (especially for women and girls)
.
Languages:
Arabic (Sudan)
– required.
English
– for reporting.
Local languages (Fur, Masalit, Nuba languages, Beja, etc.) – strong asset.
How to apply
Application Method
Please
fill in the STOOS Sudan Expert Roster Form
at:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdNWRf9innpPwNOb3xOREFodNomMz2s8ge7c-W37dI6qviIpw/viewform
Note
This is a
roster / pre-qualification
announcement, not a full-time vacancy.
Engagements will be
assignment-based
, depending on sector, location (Darfur states, Kordofan, Blue Nile, Kassala/Gedaref/Red Sea, Khartoum/peri-urban, White Nile/refugees), access and donor requirements.
Job details
Country
Sudan
Source
STOOS CONSULTING
Type
Consultancy
Career category
Monitoring and Evaluation
Years of experience
5-9 years
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How to apply:
Application Method
Please
fill in the STOOS Sudan Expert Roster Form
at:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdNWRf9innpPwNOb3xOREFodNomMz2s8ge7c-W37dI6qviIpw/viewform
Note
This is a
roster / pre-qualification
announcement, not a full-time vacancy.
Engagements will be
assignment-based
, depending on sector, location (Darfur states, Kordofan, Blue Nile, Kassala/Gedaref/Red Sea, Khartoum/peri-urban, White Nile/refugees), access and donor requirements.
